The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-12
PERSONAL.

The Empress Eugene has gone to Scotland to
remain until October.
PRINCESS BEATRICE is a Spiritualist, and she
says she doesn't care who knows it,
THE friends of NJ Emile lola unite in saving
bis latest work, LAND is a disgrace to the
literature of any age
SENATOR HIscocK is one of the best swimmers
at Watch Hill, and he keeps up the exercise
whether the weather is hot or cool.
COL JOHN A. CoCKERIIL vigorously denies
that he has been offered the managing editor
ship of the New York Herald, or that there has
been any rupture of his friendly relations with
the proprietor of the World.
CAPT. JACK CRAWFORD, the poet scout. pro-
poses to go on the stage in a new historical play
called daniel Boone with real Indians, living
bears, elks, mustangs, wolves and all the other
accessories of the wild Western drama
NEWPORT society has split into factions over
the question of Mrs Clew's refusal to invite the
Duke of Marlborough to q musicale Mrs
Paran Stevens requested that the Duke should
be invited, but was told that 1.-THE list was COM
pleted.n
BARON DE Worms, the President of the British
Board of Trade. has written a strong letter to
the English railway companies demanding car
rieges exclusively for women, so as to prevent
in future the occurrence of outrages such as
that to which Miss Scragg was subjected near
Shrewsbury.
The man who will write up America for the
London Times more fully than it has ever been
done before is said to be no other than Joel
Cook, the regular American correspondent of
the Journal in question Mr. Cook receives 5000
year salary from the Times, but will be paid
extra for this special work.
ARCHIBALD FORBES has written very sad let
ter TO the papers denying the current rumor to
the effect that he was about to leave for lee
tufe tour in America and that in the spring he
would be ready TO go.to the wars. Forbes says
that his health is still unsatisfactory, that his
experiences as war correspondent are over
and that the lecture-room will know him no
more.
A STATUE Of the late Alfred Krupp is to be
erected in the market place Of Essen by the
Municipal Council of the town, at a cost of
$1,000 Herr Krupp has left eos 600 TO be used
for the benefit of the inhabitants of Essen, and
he desired his and successor TO set aside
100000 for q charitable fund in aid Of the work-
men OF the establishment, to be managed by
committee selected from the workmen and
officials.
HIS IMPERIAL HOLINESS PRINCE CHUN, father
of the Emperor of China, Lord High Admiral of
China, and the holder OF many other exalted
positions, last year took q short sea journey in
Chinese man. of.war to several ports in North
China. The event was regarded as of great po-
htlcal Importance, for IL was the first time that
Manchu Prince had gone TO sea. The incident
called forth the Princes muse, and he has COM
memorated IL In number of poems.
JUDGE TOM" HusHEs passed through New
York last week on his way 10 visit the English
colony az Rugby. Tenn. He is fairly contented
with the success Of his colonization scheme, but
still hopes for bigger things. Before returning
% England. Judge Hughes VIII 20 20 Kansas 10
visit son who lives there and will also stay a
few days IN New York. His health Is excellent,
nnd ne Is the safas genial man that he has
always been. he Is growing old NJ one woTst